As police try to find answers to why Stephen Paddock allegedly shot and killed 59 people and wounded over 500 at a country music concert in Las Vegas, the liberal media amps up its tired mantra against guns.

Democrats immediately called for more gun laws while the latest Reuters report claims that ISIS is claiming shooter was a recent Islam convert.

Meanwhile all opinion pundits are pontificating on why this happened.

I'll wait until all the facts are in but I will say this; gun laws would NOT have prevented the Las Vegas carnage and the liberal response to the tragic murders is simply reprehensible.

What is it about social media venues like Facebook and Twitter that make people express vile, despicable comments?

A top legal executive at CBS, Hayley Geftman-Gold, has no sympathy for those murdered by the Las Vegas madman because she wrote, "bc country music fans often are Republican gun toters."

Massachusetts Democrat, Rep. Seth Moulton would not participate in a moment of silence for the innocent victims and tweeted, "Now is not a moment for silence; it's a time for action."

Before the murdered country western concert victims have even been identified, Democrats were trotting out former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, survivor of gun violence by a lunatic, as a prop for their anti-gun, anti-NRA campaign. I seem to recall after Giffords was shot with several other innocent victims by Jared Lee Lougher, conservatives reacted with sympathy and compassion. Not the left which never lets a crisis go to waste when they can demonize the right.

That's right, folks. The answer to all mass murders is more gun control laws.

The fact that criminals who perform these acts don't pay attention to these laws or they are never enforced makes no difference to politicians eager to pretend that they know what they are doing.

Although not much is known right now about the alleged suspect Mr. Paddock's motivation, it may help to ponder whether the choice of victims is a clue.

Yes, it is true that many CW fans lean right, probably vote Republican, probably believe in the second amendment and may own guns, as is their right.

They are also loathed by most Hollywood celebrities and are mocked nightly by late show hosts like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel.

This antipathy has flooded the airwaves since last November when Donald Trump was elected president.

The venom is unprecedented and like many conservatives I have felt its wrath personally in my own family.

The inability by many Democrats to accept what 63 million Americans voted for last year has divided this country as painfully as during the Civil War.

The mainstream media agree with failed candidate Hillary Clinton when she described those who supported Donald trump: "You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables. Right? The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic --- you name it. And unfortunately there are people like that. And he has lifted them up."

Just in case people didn't know who likes country music, CNN's Jeff Zeleny said, "keep in mind" that there is significant crossover between Trump supporters and country music fans."

I'm an Hispanic Trump supporter who doesn't particularly care for modern CW music and I'll bet that not all the people who were slaughtered in Vegas voted for Trump but then when has the media not stooped to generalities in lieu of accurate reportage?

It could be that the alleged suspect did not target Republican Trump supporters but let's not forget that James T. Hodgkinson who shot and nearly killed House Majority Whip Steve Scalise specifically targeted the Republicans practicing for a charity baseball game.

As you may notice I have used the word alleged when referring to Mr. Paddock who does not fit any of the profiles of a mass murderer. No one has actually seen Mr. Paddock shoot anybody and the police found him dead of an apparent suicide. I wish that reporters would wait until all the facts have been thoroughly investigated as to how the guns were brought into the hotel room without the housekeeping staff seeing all the weapons found there.

Would it hurt the media to wait until casino cameras are checked to see how so many guns were brought into the Mandalay?

I'm not suggesting that the suspect did not do the murders but the rush to be first with the news is destroying the fourth estate. It has become beyond irresponsible by repeatedly stating that this shooting sets a record as the worst in U.S. history.